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Common Law, Civil Law, and Colonial Law: Essays in Comparative Legal History from the Twelfth to the Twentieth Centuries

Joyman Lee

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Comparative legal history is a field populated largely by legal scholars rather than historians, which results in a focus on its relationship with law and comparative law, rather than with history ...

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Comparative legal history is a field populated largely by legal scholars rather than historians, which results in a focus on its relationship with law and comparative law, rather than with history ...

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Comparative legal history is a field populated largely by legal scholars rather than historians, which results in a focus on its relationship with law and comparative law, rather than with history ...

Key concepts: Law, Civil law (Civil law), Comparative law, Legal history, Common law, Public law, Israeli law, Political science

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